Lecture

Information Systems: Overview

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of information systems, covering topics such as what constitutes an information system, data modeling, managing data and information, types and sources of data, and the distinction between data, information, and knowledge. It also delves into the roles related to information systems and the components that make up an information system. The instructor encourages students to discuss and define concepts like information, data, and understanding data with their peers.

Instructor

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